Matua Agupa Corp., the marketing arm of the Guam Visitors Bureau in Manila, is projecting a 5 percent to 8 percent increase in Filipino travelers to the island territory during fiscal 2010.
Matua Agupa Corp., the marketing arm of the Guam Visitors Bureau in Manila, is projecting a 5 percent to 8 percent increase in Filipino travelers to the island territory during fiscal 2010.
In an interview during the Guam Trade Mission Conference on June 30, Herbert P. Arabelo Jr., president of Matua Agupa, told the Journal that the projected growth reflects a possible recovery in the global tourism market. Worldwide tourism is in a slump due to the recession in major economies in the U.S., Europe and Asia.
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